Congratulations 2011 MUNA

Congratulations to all participants of MUNA 2011 in  Rotary District 9670 - an excellent event - you positively changed the world !

Special congratulations to the Israeli delegation from Mudgee High School, who were commended for their overall excellent efforts during the assembly and were awarded the honour of representing the District in Canberra , and also to the Newcastle High School delegates representing the Russian Federation who were awarded the 2011 Peace Prize.
Many thanks to the organisers, especially Megan, Helen and Julie from the Rotary Club of Newcastle Sunrise and Phil and his team from the Rotary Club of Muswellbrook.
best wishes from Secretary General 2011,

Watch this space for photos from MUNA 2011.
Your feedback re: MUNA 2011 would be most appreciated via a comment on this blog, or by contacting one of the orgnaising committee.

Count Down to MUNA

MUNA Program 13th and 14th May, 2011

Friday, 13th May – John Hunter Motel
5.30pm Registration

6.30pm MUNA Dinner and Guest speaker – Jill Emberson – ABC Radio

8.30pm Students assemble for MUNA briefing and Bloc meetings



Saturday, 14th May
7.00am Breakfast at John Hunter Motel
7.45am Book out of Motel
Own transport to Council Chambers
8.15am Muswellbrook Council Chambers
Announcements/introduction of Secretary General
Acknowledgement of Press Corps
8.45am Opening of MUNA – Martin Rush, Mayor of Muswellbrook
9.00am ASSEMBLY IN SESSION
(Secretary-General will address the assembly before the first resolution)
10.15am Progress adjudication – tips and pointers
10.30am Morning Tea/Team meetings
11.00am ASSEMBLY IN SESSION
12.30pm Lunch
1.00pm ASSEMBLY IN SESSION
3.30pm Afternoon tea
3.45pm Adjudication

Presentations

MUNA 2011 Photograph

Closing of MUNA 2011

Surprise Resolution?

 Are you prepared for a surprise resolution on 14 May at the  Model United Nations Assembly in Muswellbrook? I am considering introducing a new resolution to supplement those you already have been given. Obviously, some significant recent events are dominating world news and creating high level political debate, so who knows what may happen next week? My advice to all participants is to watch/listen to/ read some current world news and you will be adequately prepared. Do you know which nation is represented by this flag? ( Hint : Currently in the news big time!)

Please do not hestitate to contact me if you have any questions at all regarding the MUNA resolutions. Secretary-General